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| 5c9fc32 | A yard was just a place; a garden was somehow more specific and, best of all as far as I was concerned, it was productive: it did something. I wanted something more like my grandfather's garden, a place where I could put my hands on the land and make it do things . . . I wanted to dig. -- Michael Pollan, Second Nature, 1991 | Zondervan Publishing |